Furthermore, whether on a bilateral basis, through NATO, or through the EU, France s insistence on military sovereignty must be reconciled with Germany s culture of excessive military restraint.

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This is known as the principle of restraint.

(a) Restraint on the use of the veto

In effect, by not accepting Saudi largesse the militant will be keeping food off his own family s table a powerful restraint in a culture and religion in which parents are highly regarded and respected.

These same Republicans also argued for government spending restraint while blocking the institutional changes to Congressional procedures needed to make spending restraint possible.

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Here is where the Holy Alliance concept of moral restraint comes in.

A second factor is restraint on the part of the Shi ite community.

But a fiscal crisis calls for political self restraint.

Overall, the opposing forces showed cooperation and exercised restraint.

We are seeing the parties exercise a certain restraint.

The Child Marriage Restraint Act, 1929 prohibits child marriages.

(c) Use of restraint with respect to custody regulating the imposition of custody

Faced with little regulatory restraint, banks overdosed on risky loans.

We call on the parties to exercise the utmost restraint.

Culture The culture of Kenya consists of multiple traditions.

Some authors critical of this therapeutic approach have used the term Coercive Restraint Therapy.

Don't weary yourself to be rich. In your wisdom, show restraint.

Eritrea has shown maximum patience and restraint throughout the Ethiopian occupation.

Jewish culture is the international culture of the Jews.

It is imperative that all concerned should behave with the utmost restraint.

T. S. Eliot's Notes Towards the Definition of Culture (1948) was an influential work which saw high culture and popular culture as necessary parts of a complete culture.

Restraint of the child by more powerful adult(s) is considered an essential part of the confrontation.

The tendency is either excessive restraint (Europe) or a diffusion of the effort (the United States).

Pass through your land like the Nile, daughter of Tarshish. There is no restraint any more.

We urge the people of Togo to exercise restraint and to organize elections without further delay.

In short, striking a balance between the impulse toward rivalry and incentives encouraging restraint is the most important dynamic in contemporary international affairs. And, for now, the global balance is tipping toward restraint.

Culture of bribery?

Culture of peace.

Culture of peace

Culture of peace.

Indeed, the DHS may look through data transmitted online without restraint, regardless of what it ultimately finds.

Because Russia claims the status of a world power, it is expected to show restraint and responsibility.

Iraq s central government is aware of the risks, as well, and is likely to exercise maximum restraint.

The role of culture in local policies The Agenda 21 for culture is a tool to promote the role of culture in local policies.

Neo isolationism is not an option, but restraint based on confidence and wisdom is.

All parties concerned must exercise restraint, abjure violence and return to the negotiating table.

Putin s third presidency will be a reign of instinct and appetite, rather than a government of reason and restraint.

Philosophy of culture is a branch of philosophy that examines the essence and meaning of culture.

It is time for conversion of the pervasive culture of war into a culture of peace.

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Ours is a guilt culture theirs a shame culture.

The culture of California is tied to the culture of the United States as a whole.